frequently asked questions

Pet Sit is defined as “look after a pet or pets while their owner is away, usually staying at the owner’s home in order to do so.” 

Pet Sitters perform a variety of tasks, including walking pets, feeding pets and refreshing water bowls, playing with pets, cleaning up pet waste, administer medications if needed, and give pets love and attention.  

For a professional Pet Sitter, pet sitting is their primary business- you and your pet are our business and as such our priority. Professional Pet Sitters have insurance and are bonded, have service contracts with their clients, will have training, experience, knowledge and skills required to care for your pet in any situation. 

Yes. I have cared for a blind, anxious and shy pets, pets with seizures, diabetes, and allergies. As a former Veterinary Technician, I have been trained in various methods of administering medications.   

Absolutely! Before the pet sit date, an initial meet and greet is required for all new clients. At this time, you can introduce me to your pets and if your pet allows, we can interact. This meet and greet is to ask one another questions. I will ask questions regarding your pet's schedule, behavior issues, medications, etc.

With over 10 years in animal care experience, I am knowledgeable at reading a pet's body language and the subtle cues they give. I have also increased my education in reading a pet's body language by taking a Canine Communications class as well as becoming Fear Free Pet Sitter certified with a focus on positive reinforcement. 

Our pet sitters are employees and not Independent Contractors. Each pet sitter is trained to give high level pet care, pet CPR & First Aid certified, and has undergone a background check.